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running not, you are running the end of the game, 33-27. this game we thought had like five different endings. it's over now, it's over now, it's over now. what does this do for the radars -- the raiders? >> when you watch this game, like you said, the game isn't over and isn't over. it kept going. you thought the walk-off happened. and oh my goodness, offsides, interceptions, and here we go again. but this just showed that the raiders kept fighting and the leader on the team, what a magnificent performance by him tonight and the raiders. >> we've mentioned buffalo wild wings and i hop. we need sponsors. fourth quarter over time, here we are in overtime, derek hartz throws the ball to ryan edwards

and he is going to make the catch and when it. but it's not over. because he was down at the one. the celebrating and think the game is over and lamar jackson is saying goodbye to fans in the stands. i thought he was in and the rest said he was not. but the rookie jumps offsides. this is nuts. now we have to go from the 6 yard line. willie sneed picked off by the ravens. are you kidding me? this looks like it was going to be a classic demise we have seen so many times by the raiders in the past but they forced a fumble, and jones, almost uncovered, came over. drive home safely. or hang out on the strip all night if that is what you want to do. wow. 33-27 in overtime. and the look on faces at times

during the fourth quarter in overtime, he looked so disgusted like, we should have won this already and now we might not win. wait. now we are going to win. i'm exhausted and i haven't played. what does this do confidence wise for a rater? -- raider? it would've been heartbreaking to lose this game. >> it would have. this is a situation where the raiders should put the points on the board. you kick that field goal. now they win the game and kick the field goal because now you score the touchdown. slowing down lamar jackson in the second half, they could have kicked the field goal and ended this earlier. >> but in retrospect, i am glad they didn't.

you called it. you thought the game would be decided by a field goal and it probably should have been, but it wasn't. let's get to our toyota player of the day. the derek catches, 105 yards top three tight ends and best receiver on the team. >> he is big, fast, strong. others can block other than him but if you are just talking about a receiver, that is walter. he is an absolute question, the fastest tight end in the league bar none. >> let's get to john bruton who has to be happy. >> that is the history, that is what they do. you could be throwing -- you can

forget about throwing catches, it's protection. derek threw the ball retreating and it was a heckuva play against an all-out blitz that put the game on the line. we had run a version of that play, yes. credit. they did not get the ball much early in the football game. humphries is the best corner in the league. we were persistence. -- persistent. edwards got hot at the end. a great confidence building things for them. they are young players but when you can make big plays like that in critical moments against a great defense, it should give them a lot of confidence moving forward. reporter: it almost appeared like you had to win the game twice. can you recall? >> i feel like i died and woke

up and then died again. i was a cat. i had multiple lives tonight. i do not like playing like that. it was tough. but again, we did a lot of really good things to win the football game tonight. >> that's a great soundbite. i died and i woke up. he has nine lives and a 10 year contract. you can sleep easy with that. brian edwards and derek hart. winning in overtime. so much more to come on toyota after the game. and look at little chucky in vegas. do you really want your kid wearing that? won't that haunt them for the rest of their lives? rest of their lives? not tonight. oh! my new, bigger, crispier cluck sandwich. mmh. just tell me you're not going to go overboard with the marketing. no.

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says, don't want to talk more about the product. >> looking at afc and nfcc and c not think there was a quarterback. what say you about my fresno state cornerback? [laughter] >> he was really good at the end. it was a little rough. he did not play a single snap in the preseason and it takes a while, but as you know, you have to get hit a few times before you start to get comfortable. >> that's a great point. we talked about that. here is a team that did not play their quarterback and some guys were in and out and now you are going to step in and take the real action for the first time. it took him a while but once he got his legs, you saw he was really efficient, especially at the end of the game.

the team playing no safeties and you know they are bringing the house and by buying time and backing up and letting the ball go, those were some big time place and a lot of quarterbacks cannot do that under the stress. >> every off season there are rumors that john gruden wants whoever he wants. derek hart is still the quarterback of the raiders and he will enjoy this night because it was amazing. you got in your fresno reference. crosby went to eastern michigan. he was tremendous defensively. think about the problems the raiders have had in years past. they were almost at the bottom of the league last year. crosby was all over lamar jackson. >> crosby has a motor. i love this guy. he does not stop.

good past rushers. crosby can put his hand in the dirt and he ran lamar jackson down several times. the things crosby opinion, he and ingram's are the glue of the defense. >> i will get better. we need to. coach signal the field goal so i jumped off, not thinking about the clock. i don't know what happened. i turned my back and i was just praying we made it. i was like, i can still make this. in my headset coach called personnel so i started running out there. was it the next play? yes.

two plays, we ran the ball. i am glad the coach trust the ct and put it in our hands at the end because it always feels good to win that way, especially when you almost give it away. reporter: what are your thoughts on that getting the game? and how much do you appreciate the crowd affecting the game, not just watching it, but affecting it? >> let's talk about zey he is my brother. family. it is hard to throw at the schedule what i want to throw out because i have four kids and i am trying to get home and be a dad. i have to get up early. i need to go hang out with my children and wife in the off-season and he is there every time.

he has not missed one since he got here. things happen, it doesn't matter. he has always been there for me. whenever i needed him the most, he has always been there. regardless of if he called the ball, he is family and i get to celebrate his success. he had a rough time in buffalo and he found home here and i hope he finds home here for a long time, because i love that guy so much. the fans, it was such a beautiful atmosphere. you really felt the college type atmosphere. you felt a home-field advantage. this crowd, same thing. las vegas, i tip my hat to you. you guys showed up. you were quiet enough for offense but for defense, it was one of the loudest places i have ever been, especially enclosed like that. i would like to see the numbers on that. it got really loud. las vegas did their thing and

helped us win. they were so loud and it is so hard to communicate, if we have one person who does not get a check, we do a lot of checking and a lot of things, if we miss one thing, the play will not work and if the crowd can help us do that for our defense, that will help us win football games. larry: derek carr. you can see the connection with zey jones, who turned out to be the hero. 65,000 fans in vegas. more to come on toyota after the game. 33-27. the raiders get it done.

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larry: we had this planned for the top of the show as a surprise. more pancakes than i hop. most of your blocks will lead the way for the hall of fame. lookingis you as 5'11", 275. did the line breakers --

linebackers go in and change your numbers? lorenzo: i can't believe they got that wrong. 240, 250. look at that guy bringing the blow, bringing the heat. never 275. never. larry: 240 chiseled granite. in addition to the regular broadcast, we are doing something fun this year. alternate broadcasts with peyton and eli manning calling the games from their homes. chris alvarez is here with more. chris: manning brothers, they gave a unique sense of humor, bringing in special guests to bring and break down tonight's game. >> tell me everything i need to

know. >> what does that tell you? >> 6-11. >> i took the raiders at 3.5. >> are you trying to make up for the weekend? >> i got evening -- even last night with the rams. drill. back up, go forward, clipped to the right. halftime adjustment. there were no adjustments.

we didn't have time. >> i knew the referee. good guy. i let him have it. i felt so bad, i asked the nfl for his address after the game to write him an apology letter. it would not give me his address. peyton asked to get some wings. i said, if you want it all over his face and outfit, give him wings. but if not, he is not going to be able to talk and eat at the same time, but he will try. chris: a breakdown of comedy and football talk. if you were a football player as a kid, i would watch it. russell wilson came in. it was really cool. and manning humor was always there. larry: peyton manning was funny. he had a chalkboard and was drawing all of this stuff.

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larry: jon gruden in his second stint as the raiders head coach.

if he did not have the 10 year contracts, he would be one of the people in the hotlist right now. with a 10 year commitment, it gives you some time to build. lorenzo: 10 years, $100 million, yes. he would be in the hot seat but tonight was a great win. what i saw tonight that if the team, they found a way. a lot of guys stepped up but you need the car to drive them and derek carr did a heckuva job. larry: the gm is gm is gm is gms and he jokes, if we do not get it done, i am going to sit next to you on the nfl network. so he is going to be here. you have 16 years. the margin between winning and losing is such a fine line. lorenzo: and what do the guys

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>> this is abc 7 news. >> the future is not just something to experience, it is something to you have to gavin newsom as governor. ama: we are hours away from election day and president biden is campaigning next to gavin newsom, despite some who say it is time for change in california. >> whether it is nancy bernie sanders, gavin newsom has done a good job. ama: good evening and

for joining us. dan: the countdown countdown con hours left until the polls open for california's recall election. they open it 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. and millions of pallets have already been content -- returned. ama: gavin newsom and preside pe biden wrapped up an event in long beach about one hour ago. dan: liz is live capital with a round up of the president's message today. liz: good evening. president biden just wrapped up reports in long beach over one hour ago. he praised governor newsom for handling the pandemic and efforts to combat climate change. he did not explicitly mention larry elder but did attack him

repeatedly. he warned larry elder is the closest clone to donald trump he has ever seen in california. president biden: you either keep gavin newsom as governor, or you will get donald trump. it is not a joke. >> trumpism has no place hereeee and trumpism will be defeated all across the united states of america, because we are better than that. liz: hours earlier, presen biden was in sacramento. he was greeted by governor newsom and together they took an ariel torres of el dorado county to view damage from the caldor fire. the president spoke about addressing climate change and extreme weather. president biden: extreme weather

in the united states cost us a total of $99 billion. this year, unfortunately, we will break that record. it is a devastating loss to our economy and for so many communities. liz: this is his first trip to california as president and while much of the time focused on combating wildfires, the visit was no coincidence, and more than anything, the president is here to support governor newsom and the opposition to the recall. his appearance and vice president harris last week as part of the effort to make sure they can energize their base on supporters and make sure every californian is aware of the recall, to make sure they turn out and vote. it is unclear how much of a difference the appearance by the president will make but governor newsom's team is going into

tomorrow feeling so confident that an aid to the governor told reporters that they do not see any scenario where governor newsom loses tomorrow. dan: that is quite a statement. our data team has produced a map showing the percentage of ballots returned in each county in the state. in marion county, 53% of voters have returned to their recall ballots. if that is the third highest percentage in the state. solano county has the lowest in the bay area. overall, 36% of californians have sent in their ballot as of yesterday. go to 87 -- abc7news.com. ama: those who support the recall are confident their voters will show up in big numbers tomorrow. laura anthony has more. laura: 20,000 businesses closed

their doors permanently. workers reminded volunteers in fairfield why they are working to unseat gavin newsom. >> are voters are turning o later in the cycle so election day is critical and we are here knocking on doors, making text messages. laura: tamika hamilton arrived with her children. >> the biggest thing is schools and school choice and given givg newsom was sending his kids to private school -- gavin newsom was sending his kids to private school while our schools were closed. laura: gop front front front frt convince democrats to vote for him. >> breaking the

democrats have had over black and brown people. laura: and jobs -- cobbs made a quick stop at a restaurant he called to genesis of the recall efforts. >> they have mr. newsom is the entitled, rich, good looking governor. laura: cobbs believes he has a chance. >> undecided was leading and i think people are still undecided and waiting to vote. laura: although the bay area could decide the recall, cobbs and elder will spend the final day of the campaign in southern california. ama: earlier this evening there was a roundtable discussion about the recall. the group spent time overseeing it all, surely weber. first up, -- shirley

first up, voting. >> it is not in conflict with saying you do not want to remove the governor. ama: they broke down the race and candidates. >> this is politically we have seen a long time and it has blown out in so many ways. it is landmark in terms of spending, messaging, and in how could this happen in the bluest of blue states. ama: you can catch a replay online through our tv app. tomorrow when the polls closed at 8:00 p.m. we will begin live streaming results coverage. you can watch that on abc7news.com. dan: today, a tragedy.

a woman lost her life in francisco. kate larsen is live in the newsroom to explain. kate: bart is sharing little information other than because of a major medical emergency, they shut down the station for hours but a witness said he called for help after he saw a person being dragged by a train. >> in the tracks eastbound. kate: an emergency at the powell street station in san francisco. resident mike was trying to head home after work when he saw a person caught on the train. >> i turned to the left and i could see somebody get dragged all the way down the platform. i was like, what is that? it was pretty grotesque because all the way down the platform,

that portion of the platform people are supposed to stand behind, there was a bloodstain an inch and a half wide all the way down. kate: someone on the platform tm was hysterical and said they were the girlfriend. >> we have investigators reviewing and were on the site immediately, making sure to try to understand what happens today and as a director from bart, i just want to say how devastated we are about this loss-of-life. kate: bart has made clear this was not a suicide and we will follow-up with them to find out how the tragedy occurred. ama: there this afternoon in oakland in three separate incidents.

three died of the wounds. first involved in fbi agent working with u.s. marshall's. they were serving a criminal arrest warrant. the fbi says one person was shot and killed but would not say if that was who they were looking for. no federal agents were injured -- were injured. within minutes was a second unrelated shooting. a police captain was a homicide close to burbank preschool. our cameras on the scene found a heavy police presence. around 5:30, three more people were shot outside a station. one was found in the bart station garage. victims were placed in ambulances. conditions were not immediately available. dan: a pilot is under observation at a hospital after crashing his plane in palo alto.

they crashed into the wetlands after clipping powerlines, causing part of a wing to fall off. look carefully. you can see that powerlines dangling from a transmission power. pg&e crews were on the scene shortly after. the pilot was alone in a plane and taken to the hospital. ntsb and faa will investigate. ama: next, mixed messages when it comes to coronavirus booster shots. some big names are contradicting the president's plan. dan: and a f f f f devastated when a cemetery was cleaned up. they say they were not given any notice. >>

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situation where perfect is the enemy of the good. you have to make a decision based on less-than-perfect data. dan: the report does acknowledge that booster shots might eventually be needed. the fda will meet this friday to review booster data and the cdc will make the final recommendation. we have an entire vaccine team dedicated to getting you the latest information. to ask them questions, go to a be set -- abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the blue box. ama: a family is outraged after a cemetery cleared flowers without notice from gravesites. reporter: piles of flowers and mementos thrown on the dirt. chapel of the chimes cemetery did a cleanup of gravesites. victoria davis'sister passed

away in december. her family lives in the bay area and she is in chicago. she said the cemetery never directly notified them. >> it's 2021. there are more than enough ways to notify people of important changes like that. reporter: the manager chapel of the chimes strives to maintain the dignity and that they followed many communications throughout the summer. the general manager did not say what those communications were. there are flyers put up around the cemetery. >> if notices were distributed in an effective manner, there would not be hundreds of people mad right now that the gravesites of loved ones were desecrated. >> i thought i was angry, but

really i was hurt and upset. they do not understand the pain they caused. reporter: this is what a gravesite looked like before the cream -- before the cleanup and this is after. the cemetery general manager says, we sincerely regret our efforts upset families. ama: we need to turn our attention to the weather. dan: it is lovely today. a little bit cooler. >> and we will be much cooler in the days ahead. today areas got up into the 90's. one more day of that heat. smoke from wildfires in north carolina because of a north wind dragged into our area, which is why we had moderate air-quality today. today it is good to moderate across the region. the haze from the smoke will continue tomorrow.

do not be surprised if it looks a little like today where it is a bit hazy outside. that carries over into wednesday and then things will change at the end of the week. looking at the golden gate bridge, air quality, moderate the next four days and over the weekend we will hopefully see an improvement as we might be tracking rain. east bay hills camera, limited fog in the coast overnight. hazy skies. hot lanes tomorrow. cooler weather midweek. a shower chance saturday. temperatures 50's coast side, 70's inland. in the morning, fog near the coast. it is a shallow layer so it might be dense. low visibility. clear in the inland valleys. hazy in the afternoon. hot.

98, fairfield. 69 in the city. 90, santa rosa. 94, san jose. we have a system coming in that will produce rain in the northern california-oregon border. these are early estimates. in the bay area we could see a few hundredths of an inch. stay tuned. hazy and hot in lanes tomorrow. 80's with morning drizzle and cooler on thursday. we bought them out on saturday when we might need umbrellas. dan: umbrellas. can you imagine? up next, the

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ama: the met gala returned to manhattan after a year off. some of the hottest celebrities walked the carpet tonight. the theme was in america, a a aa lexicon of fashion. the stars were fashions by american designers and their was plant -- there was plant-based fare. i like that color. it is not too over the top. dan: it's interesting. fashion has changed so much over the years and it is so innovative now. ama: and this event brings out things we are not used to seeing. dan: and theyheyheyheyhey

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♪ from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show-- pat sajak and vanna white! well, thank you, jim! thanks, everybody. aren't you nice? thank you. well, can you believe this is season 39? it's incredible. you'll notice some changes in the studio. i thought i caught a glimpse of that thornton guy on the way out. -mm-hmm. a few little tweaks in the game, but it's still "wheel of fortune." we're gonna have a great time. let's get to it. how you doing? our first victims for the new season. get ready. let's do a "toss up" here.